Palmtree
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Pt. Vicente Light
Palos Verdes, CA
Photographed: 02-10-2018
Processed: 02/08/22
Sometimes everything in the universe just comes together!
The view from the tower of the Santa Barbara County Courthouse looking towards the Santa Ynez Mountains.
Well the weather people did say sand from the Sahara would give some splendid sunrises and sunsets and this one did not disappoint ! Knowing there was a palm tree at this point and looking into the sunset allowed some exotic silhouettes I was pleased to have got this shot .
Palmchat
palm-chat, (species Dulus dominicus), songbird of Hispaniola (Haiti and the Dominican Republic) and nearby Gonâve Island, which may belong in the waxwing family (Bombycillidae) but which is usually separated as the family Dulidae. This 19-centimetre (7.5-inch) bird has a stout bill, and its plumage is greenish brown above and whitish, with dark streaking, below (in both sexes). Palm-chats feed in flocks on berries and flowers. They build a large communal nest in a tree, with a private-entrance chamber for each of up to 30 pairs.
Thank you very much for your comments and favorites . They are very appreciated!
Merci beaucoup pour prendre le temp de visiter et pour vos commentaires, j'apprécie énormément
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A view I'd come across earlier in the morning with the setting of palm trees at the Inn at Death Valley and a view beyond to the southwest and the snowcapped ridges and peaks of the Panamint Range. So as I was heading out of Death Valley National Park, where I spent most of the morning, I decided to stop at this parking area and then position myself to capture an image. What I wanted to include was the landscaped, deadwood and palm trees, along with some other things in this parking area to fill up the foreground area. It was the snowcapped mountains that I really wanted to then align as a backdrop for this national park setting. I later worked with control points in DxO PhotoLab 6 and then made some adjustments to bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image.
A palm tree growing in someone's front garden- makes a change from roses I suppose . An early shot for next week's SSC - obviously not one now .
I remember this tree not so tall way back when a friend of my grandfather lived at this house ( must have been in the 1960s at a guess ) .
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Addition
Don’t invest too much in this plant’s name. The ponytail palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) is neither a real palm nor does it have ponytails. Its swollen base looks like a palm and the long, thin leaves curve outward, then hang down like ponytails. But does the ponytail palm flower? If you are hoping for flowers and fruit from this plant, there is good news and bad news. While you can get flowering on a ponytail palm, you may have to wait up to 30 years to see it.
Read more at Gardening Know How: Flowering Ponytail Plants: Does Ponytail Palm Flower www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/ponytail-palm/ponyta...